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Rock Bottom Distillers
Phone: (864) 310-6819
City: Gaffney
Region: Mountains
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Rock Bottom Distillers
The first legal moonshine to be set up in Cherokee County, Rock Bottom Distillers celebrates the tradition of making Appalachian moonshines. Whether flavored or pure, Rock Bottom uses only the freshest of ingredients in their recipes, found right in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains themselves. Find out more about them on their website, www.rockbottomdistillers.com!
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